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    Tag: Proud To Be Republican

    RNC Passes Agema Resolution Re-Supporting Platform And of Marriage as Between a Man and a Woman


    By JGillman, Section News
    Posted on Fri Apr 12, 2013 at 05:10:31 PM EST
    Tags: Michigan, Republicans, RNC Platform, Proud To Be Republican, Dave Agema, Real Conservatives, Marriage, Standing For Something, Principles, Health, General Welfare (all tags)

    OK, that settles that.

    Today in California, the Republican National Committee passed the resolution proposed to the Resolutions Committee by Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema that re-supported the party platform and defined marriage as being between a man and a woman.

    Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema issued the following statement in response:


    "Social Conservatives in recent weeks were disheartened by the rhetoric coming out of the Growth and Opportunity Project with regard to moderating our position on gay marriage.  Simply put, if the party moderated its stance then many of our voters and social conservative leaders would have left the party.

    We responded by bringing significant attention to this important issue and ultimately passing a resolution at the RNC that re-confirmed our party platform in favor of marriage being defined as being between a man and a woman.

    I am pleased with our success in the face of unrelenting criticism from the left and want to thank national social conservative leaders who made their voices heard loud and clear in this process.

    I hope that we can all now move forward and talk about other issues now that we have reconfirmed that our party supports traditional marriage.  We have won the battle, and I will have nothing more to say on this matter."

    I will.

    Thank you Mr Agema.  Thank you for re-affirming the strength of character that the Republican party is supposed to represent.  Thank you for the light you have shed on the dark forces within our own party.  Thank you for the courage to take fire from those who stand in opposition to strong families, and healthy citizenry. Thank you for persisting, and prevailing in your well considered arguments.

    You have done us proud.

    And our nation is far better off for it.

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